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This works as long as they don't insist on verifying you through that secondary phone number (this is the case for now for Google I think - if something suspici
by jakub_g 10y ago
This works as long as they don't insist on verifying you through that secondary phone number (this is the case for now for Google I think - if something suspicious is going on, they ask you if you want an sms with a verification code, or an email to a secondary address; but maybe not all services with 2FA make this optional).
It's not fun to have 2 phones always with you. But maybe the 2-SIM devices will become more mainstream soon, which can solve this problem.
- codedokode 10y agoYou don't have to have a second phone (or even just a SIM card) with you, you can keep it at home.